Structural Characterization of Mechanically Alloyed AlMg-CeO2 Composite

Tomasz Skrzekut; Anna Kula; Ludwik Blaz; Grzegorz Wloch; Makoto Sugamata

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Structural Characterization of Mechanically Alloyed AlMg-CeO₂ Composite

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A mechanical alloying and hot extrusion method was used to manufacture an AlMg-based composite reinforced by ~9 wt.% addition of CeO₂. Structural features of as-extruded and re-melted samples were characterized by SEM/TEM observations and XRD analysis. Highly refined structure with uniform distribution of structural components has been received. It was found that during mechanical alloying and following hot pressing and extrusion of the material the decomposition of CeO₂ oxides has been initiated. As result, formation of intermetallic grains of Al₄Ce type was observed. Thermal analysis experiments combined with structural characterization allowed to determine the equilibrium state of the AlMg-CeO₂ composite structure.

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Tomasz Skrzekut*, Anna Kula, Ludwik Blaz, Grzegorz Wloch, Makoto Sugamata

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Composite, Differential Scanning Calorimetry, Mechanical Alloying, SEM, TEM

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